Sentence examples similar to knock-on failure from inspiring English sources

The resulting fire sale and deterioration of liquidity would have dramatic effects on asset prices and lead to knock-on failures of other institutions.

Another knock-on, another failure by Toulouse to escape their own half.

Often failure cascades and knock-on effects are extremely difficult to predict ahead of time.

–OTC Derivatives Central Counterparties: There is new consensus that a central counterparty is necessary to reduce potential knock-on effects (systemic risk) from the failure of a large player.

Second, its failure may well have knock-on effects for the official sector through balance sheet linkages or correlated asset holdings that will damage banks' financial position.

Experts fear that the failure of one big bank could have a knock-on effect which reverberates around the financial system.

Rising company failures would have a knock-on effect on individuals, who are already struggling more than at any point since records began in the 1960s.

"We are increasingly trusting supermarkets when we buy processed meat, so that failure of trust will mean a knock-on effect.

Failures within the social care system are also having a considerable knock-on effect on an already stretched and underfunded NHS.

It is not a catastrophic failure that freezes the transfer of funds between accounts for nearly a week and has countless other knock-on effects.

That has bad knock-on effects.